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Given: m=56kg μk=0.26vo=21 m/s

Problem 1: A block of mass m = 56 kg slides along a horizontal surface. The coefficient of y between the block and the surface is u = 0.26. The block has an initial speed of v, = 21 m/s ositive x-direction as shown.

Problem 1: A block of mass m = 56 kg slides along a horizontal surface. The coefficient of y between the block and the surface is u = 0.26. The block has an initial speed of v, = 21 m/s ositive x-direction as shown.

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